Adding Mike Sims-Walker Isn't Exactly A Necessary Move For The Miami Dolphins

Talk of Mike Sims-Walker joining Brandon Marshall in Miami to play for the Dolphins has come up again.

While it would sound like an exciting combination to have Brandon Marshall, Mike Sims-Walker, Davone Bess, Brian Hartline, and Edmond Gates, I don't think that signing Sims-Walker is necessary, and especially for the price tag he will come with.

Would I mind having Sims-Walker with the Miami Dolphins? Absolutely not, but I don't think it is worth using up cap space for a position that doesn't need any more help. Why not add another offensive guard or a quarterback?

I want to leave the rest of the discussion up to you guys for today. I'm sorry for the short post, but I am in a hurry and need to finish now.

Mike Sims-Walker To The Miami Dolphins?

The Miami Dolphins may be getting some speedy receiver help.

Free Agent WR Mike Sims-Walker expressed interest in coming to play for the Dolphins in Miami with this tweet.

Sims-Walker had 562 receiving yards and 7 touchdowns. He is a very fast receiver, and the Dolphins are in need of a receiver with his speed. They lacked a burner who could stretch the field last season, and Sims-Walker could be just the answer.

Imagine how incredible our receiving corps could be if we brought him in. We would have Brandon Marshall, Mike Sims-Walker, and Davone Bess all in at the same time. It would be the Dolphins version of the big three. Whatever quarterback Miami has under center would have a much easier job with those three catching his passes.

All of this doesn't really matter much if there isn't an NFL season, though, because Sims-Walker is a free agent and can't do anything until a new CBA is reached.

Thanks for reading, and I will keep you posted if anything else comes up.